Publisher delays Palin biography for tweens (AP)
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AP - Christian book publisher Zondervan is delaying publication of a Sarah Palin biography for young readers.Justice Sotomayor aims to inspire by writing memoir (Reuters)
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Reuters - U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor will write a "coming-of-age memoir" detailing her modest immigrant upbringing in New York to her appointment as the first Hispanic to serve on the nation's highest court, said publisher Alfred A. Knopf on Monday.Hotdoggin’ it: Ex-champ crashes NYC eating contest (AP)
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AP - A Japanese eating champion who sat out this year's Coney Island Fourth of July hot dog contest apparently couldn't resist the temptation to hotdog afterward.
Cameron, Merkel watch key World Cup match (AP)
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AP - British Prime Minister David Cameron and his German Chancellor Angela Merkel have far bigger concerns than the world economy at the Toronto G-20 summit of world leaders.Ky. con man gets 2 life sentences for 1980 deaths (AP)
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AP - An aging con man who confessed to killing at least five people over 18 years and wrote an autobiography detailing his life of crime was sentenced to two life terms in prison Monday — his second such sentence in as many weeks.
Bradley’s late strike seals US draw with Slovenia (AFP)
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AFP - Midfielder Michael Bradley's late goal sealed the United States' fight back as they drew 2-2 with Slovenia at the World Cup on Friday night to keep their hopes of reaching the Last 16 alive.
Poet Eamon Grennan gives literary archive to Emory (AP)
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AP - Irish poet Eamon Grennan is placing his literary papers at Emory University's library in Atlanta.US author Kingsolver wins top book award for women (AFP)
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AFP - US author Barbara Kingsolver won Britain's Orange Prize for Fiction, which honours English-language novels by women from around the world, on Wednesday with her sixth novel "The Lacuna".